The Cambridge Bibliography of English Literature ... - uogenglish

Children’s Books
1855 | 1856
The history of a poor black widow, etc. In verse. 1855.
Walk circumspectly: or rules for Christian conduct. 1855.
See also col 2634.
Rev C. J. Ridgway
Some sweet stories of old. London and Sydney 1891 (illus).
M. L. Ridley
Our captain: the heroes of Barton School. 1881, 1900.
The three chums. [1882.]
Walter Alison: his friend and foes. 1883, New York 1885.
King’s scholars: or work and play at Eastbourne. 1884.
Sent to Coventry: or the boys of Highbeach. 1886.
Our soldier hero: the history of my brother. 1887.
Goldengates: or Rex Mortimer’s friend. 1888, 1892.
Hillside Farm: or Marjorie’s magic. 1888.
Rev William Henry Ridley
The two sailor boys: a tale for boys. 1869, London and New York 1876.
Mrs Caroline Rigg 1824–89
The pearly gates and almost a sacrifice. nd.
Lost in the snow: or the Kentish fisherman. 1886.
How Mrs Hewitt’s house was turned out of window and other temperance
tales. 1892.
Little black rover and other stories. [1892.]
E. Riley
Juvenile tales for boys and girls: designed to amuse, instruct and
entertain those who are in the morning of life. Halifax 1849, 1851.
Abigail Roberts
The history of Tim Higgins, the cottage visitor. 1823, Dublin 1825.
Mrs Margaret Roberts
The telescope: or moral views for children. 1804, 1816 (as Moral
views: or the telescope for children).
Rose and Emily: or sketches of youth. 1812, New York 1813.
Duty . . . a novel interspersed with poetry. [1814.]
Margaret Murray Robertson 1823–97
The orphans of Glen Elder: a tale of Scottish life. [1867], 1878.
Shenac’s work at home: a story of Canadian life. [1868], 1893.
The bairns: or Janet’s love and service. 1870.
Little Serena in a strange land. 1870.
The Inglises: or the way opened. 1872.
The perils of orphanhood: or Frederica and her guardians. 1874.
Chrissie Redfern’s troubles. [1886], 1892.
A year and a day. [1886.]
Eunice. 1887.
By a way she knew not. 1888.
David Fleming’s forgiveness. 1891.
Isabel Stuart Robson
Life in Malins Lea. 1891.
The odd little pair: or the doings of Molly and Larry. 1892 (illus).
Fabian and Phil: a story of two little boys. 1893, 1899.
Kavanagh major: a tale. 1894.
Uncle Jock’s little girl. 1894.
The temperance cousins: the story of one year at Petravis. 1896.
Two little sisters and Humphrey. 1896.
Marjorie’s stranger. 1897.
Master Piers: a tale. 1898.
Eelin’s new home. 1899.
Nuttie: or the silver thread of love. 1900.
The girl without ambition. 1900, 1917.
Story weavers: or writers for the young. 1900.
Miss Pederson’s niece: a tale. 1901.
The oddity: a tale of high school life. 1901.
The old house at Rungate. 1901.
What Gladys did. 1904.
The troublesome Bevans: or Laurence, the hero of Great Morvans.
1906.
The girl who was not clever. 1908.
Girls of the Red House. 1909.
The girls at the Stone House. 1912 (illus).
Also wrote adult novels.
Regina Maria Roche, née Dalton 1764?–1845
The children of the abbey. 3 vols Glasgow 1826, Exeter 1828,
Charlestown MS 1829, 1840, Halifax 1854.
Morimer and Amanda: or the children of the abbey. Philadelphia
and New York 1846, 1875.
See also col 989.
William Smyth Rockstro 1823–95
The choristers of St Mary’s: a legend of Christmastide. 1858.
Mary Roding
Dollie’s little niece: a story for children. 1890.
Tweedledum and Tweedledee: a story for children. 1891.
Paul’s partner. 1894.
Sonny: a story for children. 1904.
Edward Payson Roe
Barriers burned away. 1873, 1874, 1877, 1878, 1881, 1894.
From jest to earnest. 1876, 1878, 1896.
A young girl’s wooing: a love story. [1884], 1887, 1890, 1896.
Driven back to Eden. 1886, London and New York 1897 (illus).
A brave little Quakeress and other stories. New York 1892.
Also pbd numerous novels for adults.
Eva Rogers
The bear’s kingdom: a fairy tale. 1897.
A tale of four foxes. 1900.
The magic wand and other Dartmoor legends. 1901, 1930.
Helen H. Rogers
That boy Jack!: a story for young folk. 1888, 1890 (illus).
Wilhelmina Lydia Rooper
Chats with the children. 1883, 1910.
The tree cake and other stories. 1886, 1892.
Delia’s boots. 1887.
Papa’s birthday. 1887.
The pic-nic. 1887 (illus).